Visitor spending increased for 59 of North Carolina’s 100 counties in 2025, according to data released Wednesday by the N.C. Department of Commerce. The annual study, commissioned by Visit NC, a unit of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina, highlights the economic impact of tourism on local economies across
Thousands of UGA students are starting the fall semester. Freshman Absra Demissie finds it overwhelming yet fascinating.
Douglas County DA won’t charge Officer Carson, who shot David Menton during a struggle, citing self-defense evidence.
Ex-Guard opens a new facility in Kalispell, Montana, expanding access to West Coast and Canadian markets.
The extreme drought in the Triad and High Country has eased, but moderate conditions persist, says meteorologist Dan Leins.
Firefighters, EMS, and a surgical team worked for two hours to rescue a worker trapped in machinery in Athens, GA.
Women’s flag football is thriving in North Carolina, with new programs launching at high schools and colleges statewide.
Watauga County students face longer school days starting Monday. Elementary and middle schools add 25 mins; high schools, 10.
Andrew DeVito, 17, once reluctant about sports, now a national MMA champion, aims for UFC glory. His passion ignited.
Stacey Burns, evacuating with her family, focuses on preserving Numa, Newe, and Washoe languages amid the chaos.
The Barefoot Motivator: Running with a Message of Faith The Barefoot Motivator has gained attention not just for his unique choice of running without shoes, but for his fervent dedication to spreading the teachings of Jesus Christ. His mission is clear: to share the messages of love, hope, and faith
A Heartwarming Gesture at Chick-fil-A: Manager Steps Up to Assist Elderly Veteran In a society often focused on hustle and bustle, a simple act of kindness can stand out and make a lasting impact. At a Chick-fil-A in Severn, Maryland, a manager’s quick response in assisting a 96-year-old World War
